For the
Farm Wife and Family
(Continued from page eight)
clean the head. Put into a large
kettle and cover with four or
five quarts of cold water. Simmer
gentlyJior two to three hours, or
until Ihe meat falls from the
bones.' Skim olf grease carefully
from the surface; remove meat,
The Mennonite Hour
, Each Sunday
Lancaster WLAN 12:30 P. U.
Norristown WNAB 8:00 A. 1L
Hanover WHVR 1:00 P. M.
WATER HEATERS FOR EVERY NEED
10, 20, 30, 45, 50 GALLON CAPACITY
Three outstanding makes to choose from and various sizes
and different speed burners for automatic washers and
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Automatic pilot burner heavily insulated
Temperature control 90 to 160 degrees.
10 year guarantee on tank
Gas water heaters cost less to buy and cost less to
operate.
WARD BOTTLE GAS, EPHRATA, PA.
Town Store, 25 S. State St., open 8 to 5, Thurs. and Fn.
evenings 6 to 9 P. M. Free parking in rear.
(Showroom, 1 mile north of Ephrata on #222. Open daily
7 to 5 P. M. Free parking.
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DRAWING WILL BE HELD
Saturday, March 23, at 5 P. M.
hot dogs
r ACiCi ELECTRONICALLY BROILED
See the New Line of ’57 Farmalls
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chop fine and return to the liquid.
Season with salt and pepper to
taste and one teaspoon of powder
ed sage. Sift in granulated yellow
corn meal, stirring constantly,
until the mixture is thickened to
the consistency of soft mush.
Cook slowly for one hour, watch
ing carefully as it scorches easily.
When sufficiently cooked, pour
into greasfed oblong tins and store
in a cool place until ready to use.
Cut in thin slices and fry in hot
fat until .crisp and brown.
A “P. S.” from the other read
er who sent in these same re
cipes: >
In October was my son’s birth-
GRAND DOOR PRIZE
ALSO
day. He wanted a pink cake so 1
made the Maraschino Cherry
Cake that Miss E. H. sent into
your paper. It was delicious.
If you especially like some of
the recipes you try from these
pages why not let the senders of
that recipe know about it. This is
sort of an “exchange club” for re
cipes and I know that he readers
who send in these recipes would
be pleased to know if you like
them.
You’ll find that "paper drawer
liners stay in place better if you
cut a piece of cardboard to fit the
bottom of the drawer. Then cut
the paper liners an inch larger
all around and fold the excess
under the edge of the cardboard.
After coring apples for baking,
pack, the empty corer with brown
sugar. Replace it in the core hole
and tap gently. The sugar slips
neatly into place.
To keep clothespins from freez-
the clothes during cold
weather, boil the pins in strong
salt water. Once will be enough.
Children who are given regular
allowances get valuable training
and satisfaction from leaning
how to get the most for their
money; usually, less money is re
quired than in the “hand-out”
method.
Vitamins disappear as vege
tables wait and wilt. Keep vege
tables damp and cool in a tightly
closed plastic bag in the refrigera
tor.
Equal parts of vinegar, kero
sene and warm water make an ex
cellent cleaning solution for
painted walls and woodwork;
wipe with another cloth wrung
from clear water.
For hest service, clean and oil
your sewing machine before you
begin your seasonal sewing. Fol
low the directions 'in the ma
chine’s manual
To remove burned crusts from
bread quickly and easily, rub the
Printed Pattern 9317 (for shoit
er, fuller figures). Women's Sizes
36, 38. 40, 42. 44. 46. 48, 50, 52.
Size 36 takes 4>4 yards 35 inch.
Send Thirty-five cents in coins
for this pattern—add 5 cents
each pattern u you wish Ist-class'"
mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper
Pattern Dept, 232 West IStli St,
New Yoik 11. N Y. Pi int plainly
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bread with a vegetable grater. further pulling.
Diet-conscious persons should
To frost a cake easily, place the limit betvjjeen-meal eating to low
baked cake on the revolving stand -calorie foods. Select fresh fruit,
of an electric mixer and .gently] such as a few apple or pear
twirl the stand as the cake frost- • wedges, a glass of fruit juitd 'or
ing is spread on
A littic vinegar and sugar heat
ed together makes a good dres
sing for snap beans or cabbage,
with or without a few tablespoons
of cream.
Pinching fruit to see if it is
ripe increases spoilage, and costs
retailers thousands of dollars
each year, which m turn is passed
on to the consumer.
Shake all terry towels vigorous
ly before hanging them out to
dry, or ask the laundry to have
them tumbled or fluff dried.
Stretch towels firmly into shape
and hang so stripes, selvages, and’
borders won’t pucker. Clip loose
ends and snagged threads to , stop
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Enjoy your fines JittJe papery
especially the recipes. Have tried,
some with excellent-results. WiU
enclose a recipe for. -
LEMON -SPONGE-CUSTARD -
Mrs. Irvin K, Snyder, .
R 1 Elizabethtown *
Juice and rmd of. ohe lemon
1 cup sugar
Yolks of two eggs
2 tablespoons-of flour
1 cup milk
2 teaspoons butter
Beat egg whites stiff and, fold
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